Assessing the Ethical Implications of the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence by Broadcast Stations in Lagos State, Nigeria

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This study analyses the ethical implications of adopting AI in the broadcasting industry in Nigeria, focusing on major media houses in Lagos State. Using a qualitative research design, the study shows that organisations adopt AI in a limited, selective manner, primarily for operational support functions. Key factors in adoption include techniques, financial limitations, and ethical considerations. The research points to several ethical issues, including a lack of awareness among the media sector about AI ethics, the absence of regulations, and the possible loss of human editorial oversight. The research concludes that broadcasters in Nigeria lack adequate preparation to address AI's ethical issues, which may undermine journalistic integrity and public trust. The study suggests developing national ethical guidelines, incorporating AI ethics into professional training, and strengthening regulatory frameworks.

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